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In less than two years, there may not be enough surgeons in U.S. hospitals to treat the critically injured or chronically ill. A new study suggests that the number of available general surgeons, who often perform life-saving operations on patients in emergency rooms, will not keep up with public demand. As the population continues to grow, there will be a shortage of 1,300 general ...
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Please register to gain free access to WSJ tools. An account already exists for the email address entered. Yes, higher pay is prompting many U.S. med students to choose lucrative specialties over primary care, as a research letter in this week?s ...
Are they bluffing? - bbc
This quotes a McCain advisor as suggesting that the race for some of the battleground states might be a bit closer than it seems. The McCain team is telling anyone who will listen that all is not lost. I spent today in Pennsylvania where McCain's ...
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